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violence and child welfare practitioners, and their collaborative partners to engage in ongoing discussions regarding the survivors’ perspectives and rights, safety options and obstacles, and access to community resources. The goal is to ensure that adult and child survivors’ safer conditions do not provide just a temporary
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